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OSEVILLE PARKS AND RFC CREATION COMMISSION MINUTES OF MEETING OF MAY I, 200' OSEV LLE CITY HALL — 7.O P PRESENT: Brodt Lenz, Johnson, Karnrath, KruzeI, Pederson, Ristow, Stark, Willmus ABSENT: Selz (notified staff of absence) STAFF: Broke„ Anfang, 1. IN'T`RODUCTIONSIROLL CALL/PUBLIC COMMENT None 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES — APRIL 3, 2007 MEETING Commission Recommendation: Minutes of the April 3, 2007 meeting were unanimously approved. RAYBA PRESENTATION and DISCUSSION RAYBA Board Members and Officers, Roger Ettel, president, and Steve Pitzel, Vice president, provided the Commission with an over view of Baseball Association operations. ® The goal of the Roseville Youth Baseball Association is to administer quality baseball experiences for Roseville Area youth. ® Rookie League: 150 kids ages 6-8 years. Play at Langton Lake fields a AAA: 200 kids, 16 teams, ages 8-10 years playing in-house Little League at the Evergreen Complex This age group also supports 2 traveling teams that play 2 games a week and practice an additional day. i American League: 100 boys participating, 9 teams, ages 11-12. Run under the rules of the Little League Organization. Teams play 2 games each week and have one additional practice, all at Acorn Parr. • National League (former Major A): 72 boys, b teams, ages 1.1-12. Run under the rules of the Little League Organization. A more competitive experience with the kids playing 2-3 garnes each week. and practicing another 2-3 tithes during the week. League plays at Owasso Complex. « Senior League: Ages 13-16 traveling teams. Over 100 kids played on two 13-U teams, two 14-U teams, one 15-U, one VFW team. Teams play at the Legion Field, High School Field, Northwestern College, Bethel university, Concordia High School, and Parkview. ® Senior In-house: Ages 13-19, thirteen teams, and 170 players. • 602 kids played in 2005, 685 kids registered in 2007. ® 975 baseball events take place on Roseville fields each year. i The Baseball Association is concerned by the potential sale of school district properties and the possible loss of the Fairview and Owasso Baseball. Fields. Pitzel and Ettel indicated that they had a petition showing a number of signatures supporting the ball field preservation. Following the presentation Commissioners and Baseball Board Members discussed the importance of keeping the message of how important it is to retain the fields we have and how all the baseball fields in Roseville are needed to maintain the quality program before the City Council, the Roseville School Board and the Baseball Membership. The Commission encouraged the Roseville Area Youth Baseball Association to forward the petition that they spoke of on to the Roseville City Council and the Roseville Area School Board 623. 4. DEPARTMENT REVIEW Jill Anfang briefed the Commission on upcoming and recently hosted events. 5. IMAGINE ROSEVILLE 2025 Brokke presented the Commission with the latest visioning worksheet and spoke briefly of the timeline and process. Staff will begin to frame up ways to address the strategies outlined for Council review and discussion. OVER